
The LH Paragon Group (LHPI) and the University of Asia and the Pacific Foundation, Inc. (UA&PFI) formally signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on July 24, 2026 at the Oakridge Executive Club, Oakridge Business Park, Mandaue City, Cebu, establishing a strategic partnership to advance executive education and leadership development, equipping its leadership teams to create lasting value across industries and the communities they serve.
The collaboration brings together UA&P’s expertise in executive education and research with the LH Paragon Group’s commitment to cultivating leaders who drive meaningful progress across its diverse portfolio of businesses.
Guided by the LH Paragon Group’s pillars of Entrepreneurship, Progress, and Stewardship, the partnership reflects a shared belief that leadership extends beyond organizational success to creating lasting value for communities and society. By investing in the continuous growth of its people, the Group reinforces its commitment to building businesses that are innovative, sustainable, and purpose-driven.

For UA&P, the collaboration advances its mission of forming leaders who promote ethical governance, institutional excellence, and positive societal transformation through education and research. Together, both institutions aspire to cultivate leaders who inspire excellence, uphold integrity, and champion the common good.
The Memorandum of Agreement was signed by LH Paragon Group Chief Finance Officer Mr. Edmun H. Liu and UA&P President Atty. John Philip R. Yeung, and witnessed by Dr. Winston Conrad B. Padojinog, Head of UA&P Cebu Center for Executive Education, Dr. Jerome G. Kliatchko, Dean of the School of Media and Marketing; Ms. Amber K. Liu, LH Foundation Inc. Head of Programs and Ms. Frances C. Alfafara, LH Paragon, Inc. VP for Corporate Communications.
This partnership marks another milestone in the LH Paragon Group’s commitment to leadership development—empowering individuals to lead with purpose while advancing entrepreneurship, driving progress, and exercising stewardship for generations to come.


